Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-06-04
TER}IS--&2 90 PER YEAR
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The announcement OF iHe coming Of
= rs .,Jr .m,o e faUlIi. tpr ta". day
"a, wn.'s. a, the case uay ae, .- -enur-
adv followed hv "rret j"t' "f worr,-
/ n,a,,.-. .v,.. Tor lear sNrg. ming Will
viii NOS D.. .r.gH-. SIZE mast 70 all oyer
r.e house with broom and dusJer III
iant. 10 be sure everything is clean
qut nice for the com n guest Even
/ tie ate. used ONLY a. receptacle for
/ ,car,led furniture ami clothes, must
| be = ted and put to rights. Why she
| should think the guest would want to
rurinrr-' n this place, or poke into
! store closets, which they never DO. is II
strange IIea. but il does appear A.
| inGurl ,ha; is her thOught, or why does
lie 20 INTO every hole and corner
. afraid something would be lett undone-
/ ohc,lt tae expected visitor be slight
acqul Rsancc, never having been her
gu.,. before, To be sure it IS but atur-
| -! sAe should bo little nervous about
his or ner coming. and like that her
home shou.d make good Impression
on him.
Dul when the coming guest - an Old
friend or acquaintance. 1t does seem ao-
-Urd that me should 20 through the
s?,i,. routine AZ Tor an almost entire
,traa""r. yot that is exactly what she
dn,s, .Iv.Ex ,hg impression that the
| per-uu expected - coming with the ex-
pre,s purpose OF picking out any mis-
III. has al N hnIlgp-
! Keeping.
S,c :, 40 tired out from work and
worry that when the guest does arrive
she Is no, prepared to greet her as
cur,iIa!, - sng should. and her well
com. b., forced aut strained. The visi-
| tor. + she IS = sensitive person, quickly
| nn-:-a- ,l. .4.k Of warmth. that ele-
! me-, vu.uI !, the pulse Oi a hearty
.,~re,iug. aud wonders could she have
| ID,l,Is , mistake in com n. The guest,
| tnru rh an old FREUD. IL shown to her
| room with as much ceremony - though
! ,hc were stranger. and the busy
! hnU,uEg"per excuses herself and hur-
| rir5 ~ tie Kitchen IN see that dlnner
| or tea. wn!c.,eyer il may be. IS served
| en- time The best silver and china
| ulns. rr used ut every meal. aud the
/ rare, vIandS that the hostess can az
forI ar: Oh the table. The visitor,
who mas looked forward TO having the
| company vi hcr friend. for months, ex-
| Meeting to be treated as one OF the
! fam Is. feels out of place a. an honor
| ed Llcst- and at the close OF her stay
| leaves with a keen feeling that her
! visi, has been failuro both TO her
! hostess AMI her5clE She would have
| prtSurrrd, had she the choice. more OF
| Ter friends company and less OF her
cAinI and dciicaCies.
LISA grave mistake 20 treat friends
I ~ sHch a way. though 10 10 done WIKI
! the best intentions. True hospitality
| IA relation 20 guests cons Sts in making
| them feel thoroughly at home. and for
| tbs cad only should 'he housekeeper
| OK. No person can feel ut nome IN
| the nonsc of = fr end VINO feels that MS
or ner STAY is the source of anxiety ana
woxim nj 20 anv of the family visited
| and if ot a sucaptibie nature he W ii as
sured.y close bis VISIT aS soon as pos-
| sible.
Do not make strangers OF friends
Let them enter INTO the nome lie. lt
will he less care and worry for the
housekeeper and more enjoyable to the
guest. $nouid the visitor be IA woman.
aud YOU do not keen hired help, let her
| assist YOU. in the huuscwork If she SO
deS res. and she will bc better pleased
than if YOU provided the finest enter
ta.ament which you could for her. A
! woman l. never so much ut home as
when she is doing housework. and you
will be- surprised to ses how quickly
YOUR guest merges into a member oil
the family when assisting you in your
Iabors. When she departs she VIII take
with her, and. paradoX'cal as 1t may
seem, leave behind. the 'emembrance
of homeiike, enjoyable visie --An'sr''
cdH CiiiLICHtOr.